If you are looking for a vacation that you will never forget you key west boat tours must consider Key West, Florida. The island of Key West sits at the tip of America, but the beginning of Caribbean adventure. In the past few decades Key West has reinvented itself over and over as a tourist hot spot, but the heart of Key West hasn't changed, and that's the real draw to this island destination. When you visit The Florida Keys and Key West there are several things you must do and see.

The most intriguing thing about Key West is the combination of multiple cultures that have shaped the island. Even if you took away all the water activities you would still have one of the most distinctive and charming cities in the United States. Cuban, Southern, African, Caribbean, and a dozen other cultures have all contributed to the unique architecture that defines the city. To get the most out of Key West make sure to spend a few hours simply walking the beautiful streets. Early morning is the best time to experience the town.

Ernest Hemingway lived in Key West for about a decade in the 1930s and worked on two of his most famous novels while living in a two story home on Whitehead Street. Today, the home is open to visitors. You can tour the house and grounds and visit with the descendants of Hemingway's six-toed cats. For book and history lovers this is a must see home.

After you have soaked the culture in it's time to get soaked in the water. Key West sits between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean creating every water sport opportunity imaginable. The Florida Keys have world class scuba diving, fishing, and boating. If you love the sun, and you love being on the water you will love Key West. A snorkeling trip combined with a sunset sail is highly recommended. Other fun things to do on the water are kayak tours and dolphin watching adventures.